Molintas family of Baguio

Former provincial leaders → current provincial board and Baguio council.

4 documented relatives · 2 currently in public office · 3 documented relationships · Independent city of Baguio

In Baguio the family currently holds office through Jose Molintas (Baguio City councilor).

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Who they are

Portrait of Lady Charmaine Molintas-Likigan

Lady Charmaine Molintas-Likigan

Benguet provincial board member · District 1

In office

Sources: Daily Guardian · Benguet provincial board delegation; PSA · Benguet Countryside in Figures, elected officials; SunStar · Raul Molintas obituary and children

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Portrait of Jose Molintas

Jose Molintas

Baguio City councilor

In office

Sources: PIA · Baguio ordinance authored by Councilor Jose Molintas; Inquirer · Jose Molintas, younger brother of Raul

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Portrait of Dennis Molintas Sr.

Dennis Molintas Sr.

Former Benguet governor and Mountain Province representative · deceased

Deceased

Sources: Municipality of Bokod · Daklan barangay profile, political history; Benguet government · resolution inventory RS-74-0036, condolence for Dennis Molintas Sr.

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Portrait of Raul “Rocky” Molintas

Raul “Rocky” Molintas

Former Benguet governor (1995–2004) · deceased

Deceased

Sources: SunStar · Raul Molintas obituary and children; Municipality of Bokod · Daklan barangay profile, political history

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How they are related

How this was researched

Bokod’s official profile identifies Dennis as Raul’s uncle. Raul is Charmaine’s father and Jose’s older brother. Jose serves independent Baguio City, not the Benguet provincial board. A provincial condolence resolution confirms Dennis Sr. is deceased; no exact death date is assigned.

Documented family networks; not a complete government or barangay roster. National offices are distinct from local offices.

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Sources

  1. Municipality of Bokod · Daklan barangay profile, political history · 2023 profile · printed page 10
  2. Benguet government · resolution inventory RS-74-0036, condolence for Dennis Molintas Sr. · 1974 resolution inventory
  3. SunStar · Raul Molintas obituary and children · 20 February 2018
  4. Daily Guardian · Benguet provincial board delegation · 7 August 2026
  5. PSA · Benguet Countryside in Figures, elected officials · 2025 · printed pages 6–8; cross-checked against newer records
  6. PIA · Baguio ordinance authored by Councilor Jose Molintas · 23 April 2026
  7. Inquirer · Jose Molintas, younger brother of Raul · 15 October 2018; kinship evidence only

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